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Well this is a surprise. I wasn’t expecting this yet. They usually show us a new set during Spoiler Season.
Gunslinger in the Abyss.
There’s only one Gunslinger that I can think of and that is Vincent, and as you would have guessed right away, Vincent is on the Box. Bringing his total up to 2. Vincent still has a long way to go in order to catch Lightning.
We have an August release date, with 42 Full Arts. And, Square Enix is shaking things up with smaller Booster Boxes. The Booster Boxes will now only have 18 packs instead of 36, and from what I understand after reading this, a Master Case will have 4 cases of 6. Will we still be able to get a complete set of Full Arts from a Master Case? There’s only one way to find out.
Legacy cards we have three once more, and this time the Warring Triad is taking up all 3 spots. The Demon, The Goddess and The Fiend. Only thing that’s missing is Kefka ready to make use of them.
And, we have our first Spoilers for Opus XXVI – Gunslinger of the Abyss. Yes, I still use Opus.
Bartz – 26-053L
You can pay using your Crystals instead of CP to cast Bartz. 0CP for an 8k body. I’m liking this already.
When Bartz enters the field, you reveal the top 2 cards of your deck, and you can play a Character of 3CP or less onto the field. The rest go into your hand.
Meaning that if you paid with Crystal, you can gain 4CP.
You’ll come out ahead in Crystal Points. Other than that, I’ll have to try this card out to see if I like it or not.
Vincent – 26-068L
Now the Sample is blocking out some key information.
But, I’m going to take a guess.
Vincent enters the field, and deals 9000 damage to al the Forwards that cost three or less, meaning that most of those Forwards will be broken.
And, whenever Vincent is chosen by a Forward’s ability or your opponent’s Summons, Vincent deals a Forward 9000 damage. Either to the Forward that has an ability targeting Vincent, or to a Forward of your choosing.
One this is for sure.
Vincent will be dealing 9000 damage in some form or another.
We’ll get more information up soon.
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24-115R – Tenzen LB
The Samurai is back! This time with a Limit Break ready to go off whenever needed.
And, what a Limit Break.
Tenzen comes in and gives all of the Samurais +3000 power, Brave, and the ability to attack twice in the same turn.
And, we already know how Samurais run. Now just take that same deck, and play Tenzen whenever you can from the the Limit Break deck.
Your Samurais will take down your opponent so fast, that your opponent will mistake them for Ninjas.
After all is said and done, if your opponent still has some life, Tenzen sticks around with a 9K body.
24-116R – Snow LB
Snow comes in and searches for Lightning. Yes, he does search for Serah as well, but we all know that you’re going to grab Lightning.
And, that is all he does.
He’s not even a decent Meat Shield, coming in with only 5000 power.
What Kind of Sentinel is that?
If you need Lightning or Serah, sure. If not, then play Lumina.
24-117R – Zidane LB
4CP for a 5K body.
You’d think you’re overpaying, but this is a Limit Break card, and Zidane cannot be blocked by a 4 cost Forward or higher. Meaning that most of Zidane’s attacks can and will go through to damage your opponent.
Also, when Zidane enters the field, your opponent discards the top 2 cards of their deck, if they are of the same element, Zidane will draw you a card.
If you’re playing any kind of Wind deck, I would keep one of these in your Limit Break deck. It’s LB cost is very low, and we all know that you have filler LB cards in that deck just to pay for the cost of the cards you actually want to use.
24-118R – Selh’teus LB
Can you spell indestructable?
S-E-L-H-T-E-U-S
Selh’teus cannot be broken by your opponent’s Summons of abilities, whether they flat out break a Forward, or if they deal damage to a Forward.
The only way your opponent will be able to get rid of Selh’teus, is by blocking her with a Forward with more power than Selh’teus has. or by returning her to your hand, in which you can just play her again. I think.
I’m not sure if Selh’teus can be returned to your hand. Or what happens to it once it is targeted to be returned to your hand.
24-119R – Gilgamesh LB
Greg?
No, that’s not Greg. Maybe it is, we all know about Gilgamesh and his inter dimensional travel.
When Gilgamesh comes in you can either break a 1 cost Forward, or remove 2 cards from your opponent’s Break Zone.
What to choose?
I’d say it depends on what is in your opponent’s Break Zone, and if your opponent has a way of bringing cards back from the Break Zone.
If you have no use for any one of these abilities, you can always just use Gilgamesh to pay for your other Limit Break cards.
24-120R – Warrior of Light LB
This is a cheap card. For what Warrior of Light does, he is extremely cheap, and I would do great in any tribal deck. Or just about any deck running a bunch of Standard Units.
Warrior of Light will protect all of your other Forwards from most of your opponents abilities.
Your Forward will not be chosen, and if they receive damage that damage will be a big fat 0.
2CP + 1LB will grant you this protection for your other Forwards, and you’ll also have an 8K body.
24-121H – Iron Giant (SOPFFO) LB
How is this a Hero, when all these Rares that we’ve just seen are better?
That is my first thought on Iron Giant.
Iron Giant comes in and you get to either deal 5000 damage to a 2 cost Forward, or deal a dull Forward 7000 damage.
There’s nothing really exciting here.
24-122H – Magna Roader LB
Magana Roader, choose one ability or choose both. It all depends on how many Wind and/or Ice Characters that you have on the field.
If it’s 4 Ice Characters, your opponent shows you their hand, and you discard one of those cards.
4 Wind Characters, and Magna Roader comes in with Haste.
If you have 4 Ice and 4 Wind you get both of these.
My question is, who is playing Ice/Wind?
24-123H – Vajradhara Wu LB
Coming from Wutai, Vajradara Wu (or Wu for short) can and will break one of your opponent’s Forwards. and after Wu will stick around as an 8K body.
How will Wu do this?
It’s quite simple really.
Wu will break a damaged Forward, or Wu will deal damage to another Forward equal to it’s power.
And, that is pretty much it.
I’d call Vajradara Wu a Summon that sticks around afterwords.
24-124H – The Ur-Dragon King LB
High cost means High Power, and that is what The Ur-Dragon King brings to the table.
You’ll spend 9CP, 2LB and you’ll need 4 Earth Characters, and 4 Lightning Characters on the field in order to get The Ur-Dragon King’s full effect.
This 9K Meat Shield has 2 abilities that go off when it enters the field.
First one is that you can grab 2 Characters from your Break Zone, bringing Ur-Dragon’s cost down to 5CP. You’ll need 4 Earth Characters for this one.
And, second you can choose one of your opponent’s Forwards and The Ur-Dragon King will break it for you. You’ll need 4 Lightning Characters for this one.
If you have the cards on the field, and sufficient CP to pay for this, I would highly recommend it.
24-125H – Tonberry & Cactuar LB
I really wanted this card to be better.
It’s not bad, I was just hoping for Superhero powers.
What we get is a choice between 2 abilities. Who would have guessed?
First one, break a Forward of 3CP or less, which isn’t bad at all.
The second choice is, look at the top 2 cards of your deck and add one to your hand, while the other one goes to the bottom of your deck.
All we have to do is now is figure out which one is Batman and which one is Robin.
I’d say Tonberry is Batman.
24-126H – Ultima Weapon LB
Fire Water Burns!
Ultima Weapon is one of these Dual Element Limit Break Cards that you know will work.
I can actually just throw it in my Bomb deck, which is filled up with Fire/Water and have the perfect Limit Break to use whenever I feel like it.
Yes, just like most of the other Dual Element LBs, you’ll need 4 Characters of each element to get the full effect.
4 Fire Characters will allow Ultima Weapon to deal 9000 damage to a Forward. If you have 4 Water Characters, Ultima Weapon will break one of your opponent’s Forwards.
What’s not to like?
The cost? It’s only 6CP. Opus I Odin costs 7CP, and only breaks 1 Forward.
24-037R – Ashe EX
High cost Forward troubling you?
Ashe will take care of that for you, but not for long. You’ll be able to put that Forward on top of it’s owner’s deck. That means Ashe can also choose one of your Forwards, if you want to get the effect of it’s enter the field ability.
Which can be useful.
Now, if you put your opponent’s Forward on top of their deck, just make sure you deal a point of damage this turn. That way you’ll be able to send that Forward to the Damage Zone and then you won’t have to worry about it again.
This also comes off of an EX Burst.
You can also put Ashe into the Break Zone to activate a Forward while giving it +1K power.
24-038H – Valefor
Valefor makes a comeback, after being on hiatus since Opus I.
At 1CP it looks promising, let’s take a look.
Pay X, reveal the top 7 cards and play a Character of X or less.
…
I don’t know if I like it.
It’s almost a search and play to the field, but it is limited. And, that’s probably why it only costs 1CP.
It might work here or there, but either Opus I Valefor will work better for me.
24-039C – Vaan
Vaan and his trumpet.
At 5CP, Vaan can become a Activating Machine.
When Vaan enters the field Activate 2 Backups.
When Vaan attacks, Activate 2 Backups.
That’s 4CP right there. You paid 5CP.
One more attack and Vaan will be paying you to be on the field.
Vaan comes with a 9K body, and Aeroga Blade which deals a Forward 9000 damage.
I would play this card. I might even play it at Pre-Release. Midnight Pre-Release to be exact.
24-040C – Viera
Pay 2CP to activate 2 Backups later on.
Viera is more like a bank.
She’ll keep your CP and give them back to you when you need them later on.
In the mean time, Viera will produce 1CP per turn as any Backup will do.
And, when the moment is right, and you would like to use your Backup’s abilities you can use Viera to activate them.
I’d say a definite maybe.
24-041C – Onion Knight
Warp 1 for 1CP instead of paying 3CP! You’re already ahead.
Onion Knight is a recycling machine, ready to be removed and warped back in. This will be perfect if there is ever a threat to Onion Knight.
And at 3 points of Damage Onion Knight gains +1000 power.
That’s a 9K body, that can be recycled back into the game for 1CP.
Let me give this a try.
24-042R – Garuda (XVI)
5CP to activate all of your Backups.
Or, you can just Prime into Garuda with Benedikta. I haven’t seen Benedikta yet, but she’s coming up.
Activating your Backups already seems popular this set. Add in Bismarck, Lord of the Mists. And then you have a way of drawing cards, returning cards to your opponent’s hand. And when you have returned cards to their hand, you hit them with some Ice, and have them discard cards from their hand.
Ice/Wind for 2025
24-043C – Thief
Here’s another way to draw a card. Making Thief a 1 cost Backup
After that, once thief enters the field and if you already have 4 Wind Backups on the field, you can choose 1 of your Forwards, and it cannot be blocked for this turn.
Is it worth it? Having thief take up a spot in your deck for the chance that you might come across the perfect situation in order to use him?
I don’t know, probably better to leave this one out.
24-044H – Zidane
Zidane doing Zidane things.
He’s stealing cards from your opponent.
For 3 CP you can grab and Character from your opponent’s Break Zone. Yeah, you do remove it from the game, but you can cast it at any time you would cast it. Makes Sense?
Why is this one better than the other 2 Zidane’s that allow you to grab a card from your opponent?
Simple, you get to choose which one you grab.
And, at 5 points of damage, your Backups produce CP of any color.
I’ll be adding at least one to my deck that plays your deck.
24-045C – Jeume
Jeume, your Wind Warrior of the Crystal.
I was hoping for something better, after seeing Fire and Ice, but we have Jeume.
She’s not bad, she still allows here comrades abilities to go off when she enters the field.
She just doesn’t have any abilities that go off.
Nothing wrong with that, just because she can’t be chosen by your opponent’s abilities.
And, you have an 8K body.
24-046R – Leech Bat
I’m seeing a pattern here. I almost forgot about the Elemental Monsters that are all the same, but different.
Leech Bat hangs around, and when one of your Forwards attack, you can toss it into the Break Zone, making your opponent reveal there hand.
You’ll then pick the card you like, and toss that one to the Break Zone.
Your opponent will then draw a card.
That’s the only thing I don’t like about it.
After that, you’ll play Zidane, remove that card you selected from the game, and now it’s yours to cast whenever you’d like.
24-047R – Sophia (SOPFFO)
Sophia’s Choice.
Was that a band, or a movie?
But, you do need a Crystal in order to choose.
Sophia can either Break a high cost Forward, or she can break a monster.
The choice is yours.
Not Sophie’s. I mean Sophia’s
After that you have a 8K body that’ll hang out on the field.
24-048L – Tidus
“It’s Warping Time”
Coming in like a substitution right when you need him.
You can actually just play Tidus right away from the get go. At 0CP there is no reason not to.
Yes, Tidus has 5 Warp counters, but every time a Warp Counter is removed from a any card that is Warped, Tidus will have a Warp Counter removed from him, making his wait a little bit shorter.
When Tidus finally enters the field, all of your Forwards with Warp will have Haste, and they will not be able to be chosen by your opponent’s Summons.
All this for a grand total of 0CP, because you won’t be paying 5CP. You could, but what’s the fun in that?
24-049C – Nono
I’m just trying to figure out what Nono is doing here.
Nono isn’t bad at all, especially for a Common.
Nono enters the field and deals your opponent 2000 damage. Yes, that’s not a lot, but remember you’re playing Wind. And, what does wind do?
If you’ve been reading this, you already know Wind has been activating Backups this set, and drawing you cards.
And, if Nono is the 3rd card that you have cast this turn, Nono deals your opponent damage equal to his power. 3 points of Damage, gives Nono +2K power.
Add in Opus I Maria, and you’ll be dealing a Forward 8K damage.
All this for 2CP.
24-050C – Bartz
I read this once, and thought it was bad.
Reread it, and realized it’s not that bad.
the first time I understood that you had to have 2 cards removed from the game this turn, then I realized it doesn’t say this turn.
If you have 2 Cards removed from the game, Bartz can come in and Activate 2 Backups.
Like the Backups that you used to play Bartz.
Personally, I think there are better ways to Activate your Backups, but this still might be useful.
24-051R – Benedikta
With 3CP you get a Forward with 8000 power, First Strike and at 3 points of Damage Benedikta gains Haste.
That by itself would make it a decent Common.
Meat and Potatoes, nothing to fancy just a good body, or as I’d like to call it, a Meat Shield.
Benedikta can also Prime into Garuda (XVI) and will then Activate all of your Backups. And, return 2 Forwards to their Owner’s hand.
Benedikta will bring the cost of Garuda down by 1CP.
For a body, you can probably just play Benedikta by herself, usually a card with this much power costs 4CP.
24-052L – Belgemine
Automatic protection from Summons, and the more Summons you cast the better Belgemine is.
Cast 2 Summons, deal 2 Forwards 4000 damage each.
Cast 3 Summons, send 3 of your opponent’s Forwards to the bottom of their deck.
And, once you do that, there’s a good chance that you wiped your opponent’s front lines.
Now it’s time to go all out, and know that this was 1 Crystal Point that was very well spent.
Something tells me that YRP will be making a comeback. Add in that Opus I, Legend, Tidus, and I can see it now.
24-053H – Minwu
The Rebels are about to get a deck. Maybe not this set, but when they do Minwu and Opus XVII Maria will be a part of it. I haven’t really looked into it, but I can see the pieces slowly falling into place. IT just needs that one card the Rebels can all rally behind.
Minwu is a 4 cost Forward with 7000 power.
And, yes it is worth paying 4CP for Minwu, as you will grab a Final Fantasy II Character from the Break Zone and play it onto the field. Their cost just need to be equal or lower than the number of Backups you control, and it can’t be Minwu.
All of your FFII Forwards also cannot be chosen by your opponent’s abilities.
I’m going to be looking into a Final Fantasy II deck.
24-054C – Wing Wraith EX
Although Wing Wraith isn’t that powerful as a Summon, you will still be able to hit your opponent with a quick triple succession of 3000 damage to one of their Forwards.
At only 1CP and an EX Burst.
Wing Wraith deals 3000 damage and searches for another Wing Wraith.
Summon again fellow Summoners.
It’s worth a shot.
24-001L – Ifrit (XVI)
Coming in with Haste, Ifrit is ready to deal plenty of damage. You can play Ifrit straight to the field for 7CP or you can Prime Clive into Ifrit for 2CP. But, you’d have to have Clive on the field to do that.
And, we’re not talking about Clive, we’re talking about Ifrit.
And when he does come in, you’re dealing 10K to one of your opponent’s Forwards. If Ifrit deals damage to your opponent, Ifrit will deal another 10K to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
Spitflare?
Deals 10K damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
Whatever happens Ifrit will be dealing 10K damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
24-002C – Warrior of Light EX
At 3CP Warrior of Light comes in with an EX Burst. And, when it goes off Warrior of Light deals a Forward 5000 damage.
But, where are you at in the game?
Have you seen Bahamut?
Did you find the Rat Tail?
Do you have the power of the Crystals?
If you do, then Warrior of Light deals a Forward 8000 damage.
And, that’s about it. Simple and gives you a reason to produce Crystals.
Well, not really.
24-003H – Cyan
Am I reading this correct?
Cyan enters the field, and you can play a Final Fantasy VI character from your hand onto the field?
Sure it has to be 3CP or less, but you’re getting 2 cards on the field for 4CP. and if you play Gestahlian Empire Cid, you’ll also grab a FFVI Character from your deck, making Cyan’s total cost a whopping +1CP. That’s what it comes out to if you do the math.
Not only that, but Cyan also acts as protection from your opponent’s abilities. Yes, it only works for FFVI Characters, but if you’re playing Cyan you’re playing a VI deck. If you’re not, then you’re not playing Cyan.
Bushido Tempest?
How many cards can you fir into your Break Zone? That’s how much damage Cyan will deal to a Forward.
We also get a beautiful Full Art here.
24-004R – Deadly Nightshade
Looks more like a tomato.
1CP and you got your finger on the trigger. Ready to shoot, whenever one of your Forwards attack.
If you decide to pull that trigger, you’ll put Deadly nightshade into the Break Zone, and deal one of your opponent’s Forwards 7000 damage.
Might be a good way to get rid of a blocker that has more power than your attacking Forward. If not, you can always deal damage to one of your opponent’s other Forwards. 2 birds with 1 tomato.
And, now I’m hungry.
24-005L – Clive
Coming in with Haste, Clive is set to Prime.
As, we don’t know exactly what Priming is yet, we will wait until we write about it. But, I might forget to change this when the set comes out.
Clive gives all the Eikons and Dominants +1000 power, this includes himself.
And, when he deals damage to your opponent, you’ll discard your hand and draw 2 cards.
This is great for when you don’t have any cards in your hand.
24-006C – Clive
Coming in at 2CP with 5000 power, Clive becomes a powerhouse, if another Dominant or an Eikon is removed from the game. Making Clive a 9K Forward with Brave.
You can also use Clive’s ability to deal 5000 damage to a Forward.
That’s about it.
You can do far worse for 2CP.
24-007C – Black Mage
2CP and the ability isn’t that bad.
Black Mage can deal 5K damage to one a Forward but, you can only use his ability when a Fire Forward enters the field.
Not the best ability, but low cost and being able to remove Black Mage from the field, all while dealing damage to your opponent, making way for a better Backup to enter your field.
Might be worth playing if you can get Black Mage in early.
24-008C – Salamander (XII RW) EX
This Salamander looks more like a flying pig. That’s on Fire! Why are all these cards looking like food today. Add some Bacon to that tomato from earlier and now all we need is Lettuce.
But, that’s a conversation for a different time.
Salamander is Summoned and it deals 7000 damage to one Forward, and if you have 5 Backups on the field, 5000 damage to another Forward.
Not bad for 3CP, and an EX Burst on top of that.
Now where are we going to find that Lettuce?
24-009R – Joshua
Now that we’ve seen Joshua, it does not matter if you prime into Phoenix or just play Phoenix outright, if we’re just talking about cost.
(Yes, we wrote about Phoenix first, and we’re not going to edit it, because these are all first impressions.)
With that being said, Joshua is still a good card to play, as you can grab an Eikon or a Dominant from the Break Zone and put it back into your deck.
For 1CP this is a good play. Only downside would be the 3000 power that Joshua has, but, you’ll be Priming into Phoenix as soon as you can, because the only reason you’d be playing Joshua would be to grab that Eikon or Dominant from your Break Zone.
24-010C – Cetia
New Job? I can’t remember Cetia from War of the Visions, but then again, I haven’t played it in over a year. Did the story get better?
Cetia is your 4CP/8K body that is in every set.
If the cost is too high for you, you can always pay 2CP of any element and a Crystal.
You already know that there are going to be more Warriors of the Crystal, by Cetia’s ability to deal a Forward 4000 damage for each Warrior of the Crystal that you have on the field.
What I like is that if you’re paying using a Crystal, you can splash Cetia into any color deck that you’d like.
24-011H – Takatsugu
9CP?
He even looks mad, because his cost is so high.
Well, when Takatsugu enters the field you can search for 2, 2 cost Fire Forwards and you can play them straight to the field.
This might be a decent way to get bodies on the field.
Let’s take a look at his second ability. Which reads when another Forward enters your field, deal 2K damage to a Forward.
And those 2 Forwards come in to play, when Takatsugu enters the field.
So, you get 2 Fire Forwards and deal 2000 damage to 2 Forwards when Takatsugu comes in.
That might be worth 9CP.
It might not be worth 9CP.
It all depends on if you think it’s worth 9CP.
24-012C – Human
Do you have a way to get rid of Backups?
Do you have 4 Fire Backups on the field?
If so, then Human is the right card for you.
Human comes in and allows you to draw a card. And, if you have 4 Fire Backups on the field, Human deals a Forward 7000 damage.
And, that’s about it.
Standard Human Soldier.
Not even a Universal Soldier.
24-013R – Neon
Neon comes in and deals 5K damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
5CP is a little bit high, but you get a Crystal.
And, you can use that Crystal right away and deal a Forward 5Kdamage as well.
If you choose the same Forward you’re more than likely to break it.
If not, you can choose another Forward and maybe, you’ll break 2 Forwards in one turn.
Is that the best way to spend 6CP and a Crystal?
Probably not, but it has it’s uses.
And, let’s not get started on the art.
24-014H – Bahamut
2 options.
One is more powerful than the other, but that power comes in at a high cost. And, we’re not just talking about the 5CP you’ll pay to cast Bahamut.
Option A, choose a Forward deal it 20,000 damage. I’m pretty sure nothing will survive that. Unless you’re able to buff one of your Forwards pass the 20K mark, you will have a broken Forward on your hands.
And, Option B, deal 10,000 damage to all of your opponent’s Forwards. This will more than likely break all of your opponent’s Forwards. And it better, because you will be left with just 3 cards in your deck.
Bahamut would be a great end game play.
24-015C – Bahamut EX
A Bahamut Forward?
Of course it’s going to have a high cost. You think they would have let you play Bahamut for cheap. Nope and never.
Bahamut comes in and basically casts Mega Flare on one of your opponent’s Forwards. And, when that Forward is sent to the Break Zone, you will deal your opponent 1 point of damage.
And that is how you you will gain an easy advantage.
Why easy?
Bahamut will be able to attack freely, without worrying about a Forward blocking him, because when they do block and are sent to the Break Zone, you will still deal a point of damage to your opponent.
How can we give Bahamut Brave?
24-016R – Phoenix (XVI)
How is this a Rare?
Every time Phoenix attacks you can grab a Fire Forward of 2CP or less from the Break Zone, and play it onto the field
You don’t even need Joshua to say that you’ll be playing this card. I haven’t seen the Joshua card yet, but I can say you don’t need it. Sure, you can play it, and Prime into Phoenix, but Phoenix is playable all by itself.
I’m already thinking Fire Warriors, and a whole bunch of 2 cost Standard Units alongside Maria (17-128L).
We’ll call it Mono-Fire Standard Unit Warrior and Co.
24-017C – Firion
Firion the Tambourine man is here.
I’m liking these new Theatrhythm cards, each Character is carrying an instrument … Maybe we can get a band going. We’ll start off with covers … I’m getting ahead of myself.
3CP, Firion can gain either First Strike or Brave during every Attack Phase.
Either way, Firion will have 8000 power to attack and block.
Maybe, just maybe we’ll get a Theatrhythm deck going.
24-018R – Josef
Search and Play.
Perfect way to get a 2 cost Rebel on the field. And, I’m thinking of Maria 17-128L, which is a very under rated card if you ask me. But, you’re not and we’re talking about Josef.
Josef is a Backup, costs 5CP, and when you have no more use for him or you need to free up space, you can use his ability and send him to the Break Zone, while you’re also giving a Rebel Forward +2000 power.
Not too shabby.
